...... $2.00.
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L .
hi, N. )0, July T—A heavy rain
burst did much damage
J",;‘Allggliany county. yestcr~
0y: washouts along the Roch-
sion of the Pennsylvania ruli-
so. and all trains were aban.
the Erie railroad washouts
at several points betWeen Sul-
nd Hornellsville, and at Solo.
3 carried away. Much stock
2; lightning. Paul Fuhrer,
, , was drowned in the Al-
‘ivor. here. While swimming
recipe in an eddy that had
d byia sudden rise in the
’ mpanion. Claude Vornard.
made a dive into twelve
of water and recovered
,.‘ July 7-A message re-
re last evening, from Belfast,
the Pennsylvania, says the
.. equalled the deluge. in the
the ‘Johnstown flood. , it, was
. but there had been 1003 of
01 st, but the message made
‘ of any casualties.
L0. N. Y.. Jilly T—At the of-
, ‘liirie Railroad, in this city.
lowing statement was given to
ated Press:
Rule and southwestern (it.
it won, Buffalo and Jamestown
damage whatsoever from
On our..main line between
and Hornellsvillo out east-
R was slightly damaged be-
,1 and Warsaw and out west.
"between 50'3th and Can-
We are getting our trains
these points by using a sin-
, We expect to have both
on for traffic by 3 o‘clock
noon.”
office of the Pennsylvania
' ‘as stated that aliof their
"open except the Rochester
,insdnle to Rochester. On ac.-
nohouts On that division the
cheats and reception of per-
4 in has been suspended.
HE ER. N. Y.. July 7—News
ill ‘flood'devastatcd region are
inolowly. Reports from Mc-
hat a clondburst struck that
or and early Sunday morn-
thousands of dollars of dam-
ing’ struck the banks of R.
of Shelby, and they burned.
ostruck barns at Tydon-
It. other points north of Me
ween Medina and Middletort
y track is washed in several
’oiltrains have been abun-
rarily.
,OPEN AIR SERVICE.
"1 open air service was
ruled last evening in front
all: Congregational Church
“ resting and impressive.
pened with the hymn,
God to Thee.” followed by
'0’ anthem. “God ,So Loved
y the choir. The. twenty.
wasrepeuted and the ser-
itbashort talk on “Stars"
‘The audience then re-
htirch and listened to a
service, the choir sing.
from the oratorio “Isa-
attondonce at both services
05.0010 30
hit price 50
:St shawl.
nklinwmghoe
D. Lyon 8: CO.
_ , . SOLE AGENTS. 0'
snchON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, couu.
tageville. on the Rochester ‘
. whose quarters had been sot
__ and satisfactory that the above decis~
» made.
GUARANTEE
WITH
EVERY PAIR.
FELL FROM A ROCKY CLIFF.
Elsie May Addison Had a Narrow Es-
cape From Injury Yesterday. ‘
Elsie May. the ulneyear-oid dough—
tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ’. Addison,
fell from a rocky clii'i', in tic rear of.
her home in Ward street. Norwalk,
yesterday afternoon, and that she was
not killed instantly is considered mir-
aculous. _
The Addison children have. a little
playhouse on the top of the rocks where
there is a little space oi! green grass.
und.Elsie. with her twin sister. Vern
Anna, and uncle. Edward Kelley, of-
New York. was playing. Vera Annu
cii'mbcd a smell cedar tree. on the top
of the rocks, and her little sister fol—
lowed her exumple. She had no sooner
gotten onto one of the limbs when she
slipped and fell. Fortunately the hire
of the fall ,was broken by her i’allln
against a tree below and into some
grass and bushes, from which she roll-
ed to the foot of the rocks.
Her brother. Frank Addison. heard
the child’s screams and went out and
picked up the apparently lifeless body.
and brought her-into the house. Soon
after. however. the little girl was re-
stored to consciousness and taken with
her mother and brother to Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin’s office. where two stitches
were taken in a wound in the head. The
girl is feeling much better today. but.
she will wcnr marks on her forehead,
shoulders and both legs for some time.
-M ‘ .
RUSTICATION OF CADETS.
‘ M .
Believed That Several Were implicat-
' ed in Starting Fli‘GI.’ _
LONDON, July 7.-Winton Spencer
(ilnn‘chchill (Conservative) and ivor
Churchill Guest (Conservative) in the
house of commons today raised the
question of the rusticutiou of the cn~
dots of the royal i‘nilitury college.
Sandhurst, as a result. of their failure
to denounce the persons guilty at
starting the, recent tires at lhut lusti-
tutiou. The war secretary. Mr. llrod»
criek, after narrating the facts al~
ready known. said the rusticated ca-
dcts wouldlosu terms of seniority. No
charge had been inlminutcd nnzllnsl in-
dividuals, but. the. cadets who had left
Sandhui'st nil belonged to companies
niirc.
Some, of them had beep seen entering:
a room shortly bcforc one of the tires.
There was therefor good reason to be.
licvc several cadets \vom implicated
in the uniorlumilc business. The coin.
mundrr-in-chlet, Lord Roberts, consid~
cred that the. safety of the college. do
ma‘mied the adoption of stringent mea-
sures.
EAGLE MILLS EX-
, PLODES. '
WOONSOCKET, July 7.-()nc man
was injured. it is thought, and a loss
of $12,000 involved in the destrm‘tion
of Stone engine. which was caused by
the explosion of a boiler in tho-Eagle
Mills Corporation plant in this city to-
day.
' The injured man is Watclunan lrving
A. Briggs. an old employe. who was at-
tending the fires and was suddenly
hurled with great fury through a door.
His ribs were broken. his body badly
lacerated and. he suffered internal iu~
juries. The canse‘ot‘ the explosion has
not yet been determined.
V W
DIAMOND SCULLS HAVE MANY
COMPETITORS.
HENLY, July 7.———ln consequence of
the unusual number of competitors for
the diamond sculis and in order that
none of the eleven scullcrs will be ob-
liged,to row two heats the same day
three preliminary races will be decid-
ed this afternoon. C. S. Titus, ot‘ the
Union Boat Club. of New York, bent
Louis Scholes, of Don Rowing Club. of
Toronto. ‘ Titus won by a iengthand
a halt. Time. 8 minutes, 33 seconds.
KING OROWNED NEXT MONTH.
LONDON, July "lb—King Edward will
be crowned between August 11 and
10. His recovery has been so rapid
BOILER IN
ion was arrived at today. No official
announcementot the fact his yet been
Their majesties will drive
from Buckingham palace to the Abbey
through the Mall to Whitehall and
thence to the Abbey the same rate as
taken at the opeing parliament. ’
Minor 1). Bonds", of East Norwalk,
took a party out for a sail Saturday
and returned Just in time for, the than.
der shower. The party had landed at
Doricn’s dock and were on thc‘float
when the flash of lightning came that
struck John Gutteridge. Mr. Randall
was only a few feet away at the time,
but received no more injuries than a
severe shock. , .
‘ Miss Jennie Howard, bookkeeper at
Diekerman‘s. is enjoying a week‘s va-
cation and Miss Ilna Force latching
her, place; - . .
George Bradbury returned tom his
home‘in Roseville,’ N. J.. this morning
Mrs.“J_ohn Spencer,“ot Maple street,
biomalht ' w , , ,
alteration, 00 their wayzoast. and
, ot-
‘treatedconsiderable’uttention.‘ *
‘ inspectors at New York by the Ame‘gi.
- «had been defrauded. by
‘ utter a several days' visit with Mr. and“.
- ,v . ' -——-‘ i . NEW YORK.‘July 7.:~Arriv‘ed: Stan,
, A blgljtwmseated red automobile. .. , , ' Glasgow. '* . ,5
containing two young men ands boy," : f ‘ . YuArrlvod‘.
passed through Washington Street. this K Wilhelm, from ‘.
t Hon
corresponding-low prices to you.
Suits that were $6.75 to $12, Solo Price
It PaYsioTro . ,
‘ston’s
THE SHIRT WAIST SUIT GIRL
That blooms in the month of June gives promise of merry sunshine.
W0,hnvo just received at onerbult regular prices the balance or u manu-
facturer's stock of Shirt Wulst Sultswhicb we will place on sale today tit
$3 95 to $7.50
'3' Car tare cn $5.00 purchases 0r over.
,
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
'WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-~Muny
of the prominent international stocks
ignored the heaviness oi' the London
market. but in other cases there were
declines in sympathy with London. The
soft coal ‘(Biid‘l'lel‘S find the grungers
Were notably ilrm.‘Rock island rising
lid and Clicsui‘2vuilie & Ohio and lili-
hols Central 2% each. The market was
quite active and dealings were well
distributed.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-—l.euding
stocks moved alternately up and down
in the first thirty minutes during
which the downward tendency be-
.33
BridgeportJIOSMainSt.
* ordérfrour ‘
Fall Garmenis'Now.
Ladies. ‘
'..
AND SAVE MO‘N'EY.
0.00 Now Gets $50.00
Values.
Krasoviiz d Fox.
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
came well defined for sugar some. ‘of
the. hard coul stocks and St. Paul.
Meanwhile a few of the southweutwns,
omelgumntod and Hocking Valley
were rising, the iuat named, gaining
13%. St. Louis Southwestern preferred
muisvllle. Hocking Valley preferred.
illiuois Central and American lco I‘Oi-lti
a point or over.’
WALL S'I‘REET. l p. ul.-Southoru
Pacific hardened a fraction. Chicago
and Eastern lilluols gained and 'l‘cniv
cssce Coal about 1. hilt the active
stocks generally were loose. liock is-
land reacted 250 und lies Molnco tutti
it‘ort [lodge l. and (hunniiun Southern
214.. New York lirake rose 9%. Nash»
ville. Chattanooga and St. Louis l7l’t:
St. Joseph and (irnnd inland preferred.
STOREWM
‘ ’ Your Winter Clothing.
J. GHRTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Furs, etc, with us.
Charges Reasonable.
39 South Main Street, I
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
lie, and Gross Ti‘wluc pad 'i‘win (Titty
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES.
WASHlNGTON. July .T—g—Secretary
of the Treasury Show has set amin-
qulry on‘ioot to ascertain whether it
will be worth while‘to investigate the ‘
allegations made by H. C. Curse. tors
merlv‘ot the ‘apnrnlserfs def) rtment.
district of New York. concern “g. the. - .
alleged payment of money to customs ,
can sugar Refining Company. Coma.
it is «said at the‘trensury department.
did not charge that the uovornment
,undervnlun‘tiou ..
induced by such, payments but .
only that paymeh _ d been made [or _
the purpose. 0! scouring, "fair treat. 7
month, .7 l“ . ‘ . ‘
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rAuanALstos VESSELS.
,nosrouimu, , .
Virginian from/luau on. .
’ 'l O " eArrived
..L
_ like" papa’s
'3 F ootWo/ar .
23 for the
Oxfordsdmade-t on lusts , just
' new $1.25. ..
A veryflswolltmtord m“. u...
7 Misses. P but Tip. and all the
styles}; combinedi‘in higher. pric- ‘
lagoon, $1.00 ‘ ‘
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LACE DEPARTMENT
{to
all . N
é, We would' call your attention. to a few .of the leading things in this dcpart- _
J“ ment,.which are very desu‘able at this time, and which we are selling very freely:
’ Black Chantilly Galoons in allwidths . . . . . . . . . . . '. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . toe. to 35¢. per yard. *
Fancy Cotton Galoons, in corn. butter and white . ..... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100. up.
French Valenciennes Laces. Insertings and Beadings.
Normandy Vale" in latest novelty designs, Edgiugs and Insertings.
xii-inch Cotton Ali-overs in White. Butter and Ecru.
Black Chantilly Edgings and Inscrtings.
White Mcchlin Edgings and Inécrtings.
WHITE GOODS [DEPARTMENT
. :We have always on hand a complete line of Stripes and Fancy White Goods. We call
particular [attention to our line of WHITE PERSIAN LAW N8 in all‘q
White India Lawns in all qualities, from .. . . . .' . . . . . .
‘ White Wash Chifions, 48 in. wide all qualities.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPA
Useful articles in this department at special prices:
Mopp Sticks . . . . . .'. ..... xoc. xo-qt. Heavy
Mopp Clothes .' ...... 100. IZ'qt- Heavy Milk Pails 79C- ‘ I
Tack Hammers 8c. Lit-qt. Heavy Milk Pails .. . 95c.
Tack Claws 9c I Oil Stove'Tea Kettles . . . . . . 25c.
, """ “ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' Carpet Beaters ............ 150.
Potato Knives - - -‘ - - : - - . - - - 3‘3- ‘ ‘3-burner Blue Flame Oil Stove, .
Fivelgadlon Oil Cans .. ..... 650. i . . 7.00. I
’55
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5?
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martini, CONN.
#5 STORED- ‘
sunflower-m9?
eesyeseemsise
I
ualities from 15 to 5°C.
80. to 400.
RTMENT
Milk Pails 69¢.
.....
eoeeoeeeceeeeefr
sweeps-estate
"will usually last out a prol‘essimiui
name, 'l‘hcy will never be used illlt‘l‘~
wurd. cXt-cpt to practicewvilh. The
record number of bulls required for one
Rapid ’i‘ransit'a point each. ' , gatncls held in lictroil. where n ccr~
» TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS; ! lulu match required fourteen to see it
Reports over private we or marine - You. can through. A use bull. u “it covcr rips.
& Goldschmidt. commission brokers ‘. r . if i l , . . ,
_ 3 n , I outs Its, shupc. Will be taktn
2:1?” & Corlietts block. South Nor- SI . burk’hnd a new one will be given in "xx
' . . , ,0. _ filling": for it. The avcrilgc sphere
"\mnl (“’1‘le (2:1)?!“ 1315!} Mill? 2;?“ . eep izllsts through mil- ;zmnc and two or
‘ h, ’ , 4,. My? ,j ‘1' ;,"-’ 3;”: iirec duys of hard practice. Tlli‘il it
Am. (Sin‘zkl‘ I f rile ill!!!“ rill? iii; Better in pretty well used up. and lbc small
:3: t‘lot (trill ' rill; in“; bi"; hilt; I" , boy takes possession of it.««~i‘hli:ulel‘
" ' ‘ ‘ - ' " ' i”. . 4' ' phia Record. '
Alilt‘l‘it‘llll ico, ll Hip lilfii lili. . W .............
Trucrlcll’o’tfiidn 313.129.1335‘ 212., . A V "The. Jericho of today is a collection
1,”: ’ 'L‘sm‘elt " i; £1.“ “ i; 4; ’i‘ oi" wretched cabins, inhabited by u poi
. ‘ 5 2 u . ,. .,.,. 2-,). ‘~ collar people. who are unlike any oth-
zmil. Hgggr,m‘l~zt{liz 13.3 13.33: 1.45:3}: callal'lass “is, and very depraved in character.
‘ ‘ ’ ‘3'. ' '1 . .“ 1‘ ‘ " _ 'l‘ tore are several good hotels and bus-
:\.'I‘. &. {min pf.. 00 Elli-$32 J!) 0005, ,
. . i. 1“ piece for the aceon‘lmodatiou of pil—
ggtlt‘.x]&ntli’llio, 122:? 12:1? 121;“, 122:? . - 1gb! Shirt grims. a big Russian church, and the
(Thor. '& Ohio 433;; “at. 48“; «18"?» ' Made Expressly Sheikh’s rcsidence~~u square house, of
Chi. {0. N W. Emil/3 258i"; 23,7;4 2531;, stone. which.traditlon says, stands up-
Chi: (it. W04” 3.3;,“ 001:4: 29+,“ 301.4: For , . on the spot where acchetms lived...
(1M. & St. 071700;; 170%, 17425; 170 CUl'l‘t‘tipillltl'i’ntie Chicago ltccord-ller-
cm. 11.1. 01am men. 170 lfitl ”0’ weather “‘0-
t‘d. F. & 1.. 04 9'1} 04 04 ' ' W”
(1‘01. 30“th 30% 333,: 30:0, 3004 The Living: Church quotes this from
Con. (ins 2241,!- 224‘0 2341.1. 22.31;, c. . 0 Connecticut wontuns diary. dated
Erie. ’ 365i; 355,; 300i: 30% p . i .- , 1790: "We had roast pork for dinner.
ill. Central, l0?) “my" 134534, 155% After john 4”: ‘lpgcasc at éa'dgck lilltl ilr. 3., who Cill'llilll; hold up u rill
lowa Central, 48% 49 48% 4831. ‘ on Tuesdays.M Thursdays on his fork. and said: ‘Here. “(“98“ 18
Lou. 6‘: Nash“ ”01/; 1421.1 140% Hi and Fridays ‘ whut blother Eve was made of.’ ‘ch,‘
Manhattan, 132%. 132% 132 1321,; ‘ ' said hister Putty, and its from very
Met. St. Ry,, My; 149 1431/, 143% . much the same kind of critter.
Mex. Central. 23% 20% 28M; 20%. ‘ ' W.
M. K. & To 27% 27% 271/‘ 27% ‘ Two women have conceived the nov-
M. K. & '1‘. old. 59 591/4 58% 591/, cl idea of utilizing a houseboat for the
MO- Pacific, 110 10%: 109% i100. . , ‘ sale of light. refreshments on the
Nat. Lead. may, 31% 21% 210i. . Thames at. Windsor. ~— Indianapolis
N. Y. Central, 155% 150% 100% 1653;; TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, _ NW0
gfii"'&&§lfff' 223% {£362 21% {‘79 HATTuns. ruumsnuns. “3W3“ ..,- -—-- .
.. .. '... .Ln; .1. 43,.
.0... s... .0... it... 85 Washington 3...... “‘13:"? “E‘” “AVE“ ‘
._ . . ., a 4 . '
11:11:33,. S. Car, gig, 2ng $322 31% SOUTH NORWALK. . ' TF RD RAILROAD'
on DE ) I i .«h ‘ ‘ ‘
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or iii: iii: in T'MJ‘“
GD“ _ co ‘ u “I, . ‘1 . ... ._ . .. W, .
gubbi’: Cigods. 2.212 :2; 13101 18% I IJ'I,I.I ,I,I.I,I.n,o -.|-:I,l,nuzlzn,o:- In 9"er May 18! 1902‘
on. no 0. i . ii 00 00 , .. ,, . . '
Sou. Ry. 00., at 37% 37 my. . Gl , 9 m Pl LEAVE 5°33} 'Y'gfifi‘fVALK FOR
Tilt 11%. gut. 3:0. 33% {32% 333% - OVBT S 6 ace A M.—~12'40x 4-4ox. 05% 0-15
.‘.. .. i I... i { .. ._‘. .,‘ .. '. .3, :t.
Texas Pacific, mg 44% 4414. 44% ; M? 1'33“. 7-5.2: 84f“- 9'03" 9-35-
Union Pacific. 105% 105% 1051,, 105k: . 5° v“ “if-1040311353; , ~ ,
Un. Pac. old, 89 80 S9 89 352* ’424155‘ 1317" .212“: fig?“-
U. 3. Leather. 125;. 120;. 121,4. 12% ‘ 63833.5;- l-b’4'§29§" 5531010 {633'
U. sum. proton. 843/. 84% 8M . - : - x. - 0‘» WK: - , . .
U. S.‘ Stock/- 38% 30 38% 383i. . . SUNDAYS. ~
U. S. Steel old. 90 00% 80% 001.4: A. M.-—12:40x,.5:05x, 5:58x, 9:05,
Wabash, p 30% 30M 30% 30% - 9:42x. . ,
Wabash. pi’d.. 40% 40% 46 40% .. ’ P. M.-3:22x. 6:40, hzshx, 7:20.
West. Un. Tel., 87% 87V; 871,5 971,9 . 10:1 . ‘
Wiscon. Cent. 27 27% 27 27 LEAVE NEW YORK‘ FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
M.—10:02X, 5:00, 6:00,
o
A. 7:00.
' 8:00x, 8:02, 9:00x. tho-ix, 10:02x.
10:04, 11:00:, 11:02.
‘P. M.~'—,10:02. 1:04. 2:00x, 3:02.
31301:, ,4:02x, 4:04, 4:30, 5:02, 0:00;,
i, Saturdays
1:30. _.
. , SUNDAYS.
, A. M.~12:02x, 0:00, 7:30, 10:02.
‘ Rims—6:00. 53:00:. 11:00.
only, Pittsilcld Express.
‘FOR
NEW HAVEN. ‘
' A life-12:00:, ._1§10x,. 3:20x, ans,
5'}. 8:42. 9:103, 10:10x, 11:05:.
. ‘ 1:10, 3:021, 4:18.
0:22, 7 .p ' ‘ 9:05x. 9:15,
10:01.:11:‘15. a ,‘ , .
Bridgeport. in addition to above—*9.
,ld.—-2:46,6:04,'l:28. ,V .
, , . SUNDAYS. -
‘ A,M.-~12:081,,1:10:, 1:20;. 7:42
“ 53. j
:10,
Co Tn "onward.-
....
“li‘ivc. bulls." said the baseball tun,
' 3 in graduate ‘of‘1niiiidicine, “medicihé‘”
to. 9:38 0‘11 “-
GROW.
the front.
help you.
00R CLEARING SALE
our counters:
.WHITE WAISTS, the $t.50
' WHITE WAISTS, the $2.00
0
head to foot. No extra charge for
is
, A disput r ‘ atom at a. be
”table in Germany [between 'a no ’
university men auto which sclehce was
the oldest.: A. representative or the‘law
declared that it was inrisprudenoe, for
Paradise. seeing that Adam and Eve”
Wore evicted theretron. -'Why."; said
certainlyot older date. Just: think or
theopcrntio‘n; that. Adan hadto'submil
to" in order th t oribf should bé ob-
tained in “E _ "
‘ 294,31,WéifiWa’shlngton St.
”1‘5 86‘9“” “”5“ have been known in Norwnlk in said district deceased
f be notified. thereof,
’a newspaper having
WHY WE *
Our popular and convenient cash or easy payment plan makes
buying easy for you. A completely equipped Store —-‘FINE
STOCKS, RELIABLE MERCHANDISE -- coupled with low
prices at credit terms, has been the power which has forced us to
The purchasing power of five other large storcsh'elps ms to
or SEASONABLE MER-
CHANDISE is still going on. W e have ngrcat many bargains on
kind,vfor 98 cent-‘10.";
kind, for $1.48. V
‘WHITE 1).. K. SKIRTS._with one row of insertion for $1.48. '
One dollar per week will dress, man, woman and child from "
i
the privilege.
‘ ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT or NO’RWALK, 3.. Pro:
rlbate Court, July 7, A. D., 1902.» “
Estate 0! Sarah J. Decker, latent
' Ordered. That the trustee under the
will of said deceased exhibit his. 004
count with said estate to this court. [or
rdjustment, at the Probate 00100, in ,
Niorwalk, on the 12th day ot‘July. 1902' "
ll. 10 o'clock forenoon: and that all
wersons interested In said estate at
_ the said. but
will cause this order to be published
amniotic '
said diotrlcgkstdeas
said 1231 it? of July
. fiat Y
Norwalk Chronicler